Sentence examples for service regulation from inspiring English sources

One exception in the military rules states that confidentiality can be breached without a patient's consent when "federal law, state law or service regulation imposes a duty to report information".

The paper investigates the design and implementation of water and sanitation service regulation in Bulgaria since 2005.

Next, advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) is delivered by physicians from the SAMU system (the emergency medical service regulation center) who are sent on the field after medical dispatching by a call center.

Additionally, being a function in the IBO level gives the NLS measure a superior advantage as it can be adjusted to the IBO level required to work at according to design demands or service regulation.

"I absolutely agree with the basic ideas of the service regulation reform, but I do not believe that there will be a majority in the Bundesrat for the recommendations in the present form".

Irrespective of whether ESSs are installed in the vicinity of wind farms in a distributed pattern at the beginning of the application or installed in an aggregated pattern, both approaches can facilitate regulatory participation in a power system auxiliary service market, where control strategies will assist service regulation for the overall power system.

For example, a new clause in the military service regulations lets gay Iranians claim exemption (on the premise that they must be mentally ill).

In 2004, commercial drivers' hours of service regulations were tightened, reducing the workday by at least one hour, several in many cases.

Two ambulance workers, who were provisional employees not protected by civil service regulations, were fired after they, too, were found sleeping on the job, officials said.

In the past, said Olaf Cramme, director of the Policy Network, a left-leaning research group in London, Britain has never lost a single European vote regarding financial service regulations.

He likes to trace each problem he identifies to a mistaken law or principle: judges' deference to juries inspires irresponsible lawsuits, civil service regulations lock up bureaucrats, antidiscrimination laws encourage employees to sue their managers.